the vecctones

just switched out intense debate w/ Disqus, it’s got a cool “record a video comment” feature!

just tweaking the look and feel of the website some more…

fyi….this blog theme was created by Andrea at http://www.pacquola.org/tomorrow/
Andrea, thanks for the cool theme and helping me fix a little bug I had w/ it.  I can honestly say that it’s the first time I’ve been proactively contacted to fix something without having to contact anyone regarding it!  Nice …lol!  I like your style and professionalism!

I’m getting closer to re-tracking the vocals, which should be done before/during March09.  This new web page thevecctones.com/music enables visitors to listen to the tunes uninterrupted while checking out the blog and clicking on links and things.  Simple enough concept, yet trickier than you think to acheive, without using a detachable pop-up player.

Today in an effort to expand my networking capabilities I joined friendfeed, last.fm (which I’m ciked about because it seems like a really cool site, great concept), and linkedin which seems like a great professional platform to network also.  If your a member at any of these sites, link up!

In an effort to expand my networking capabilities I joined NEWSVINE, if your a member on there, link up!

This is how the new blog posts will look moving forward.  For whatever reason, Feedburner seems to keep older settings for older posts using Feedflare.  Anyone know how to adjust this, so that older posts have the current Fleedflare settings?  And yes I’m typing Worcester and Boston, so that outside.in can put me on the map.  As you can see I’ve been doing my homework.

I’ve been taking a break from finishing up the tunes these past several days, but have been diligently at work tweaking the website and blog.  I did re-arrange the song order and will be re-tracking the vocals in the near future.

I think I’ve finally settled on a look and feel for the website and blog.  Maybe now I can get back to the music.

I’ve been giving my ears a lttle rest and am up to my eyeballs in web/blog/feed research & development. Learning curves are off the charts, no joke…good stuff though.